Given
84%
while driving a
Opel corsa d 1.3 cdti
(185/65 R15 T) on
a combination of roads
for 39,000
average miles
As an experienced driver with more than 600.000km on my clock, I think I can quite confidently comment on these tyres.
As you can see here, https://youtu.be/WyeAZYL5o6c , after 56.000km I don't know of any, if any, other tyre would still have 4.5mm of rubber.
I drive in a combination of motorway and country road (not dirt). They grip well on dry roads, are satisfactory on the wet and fare well on aquaplanning.
Mileage is excellent. I almost always get 4.5lt/100km on mixed journeys and 5.8 in pure city driving conditions with heavy traffic.
Never had any problems whatsoever, they give you a feeling of safety and trust.
All this if you drive like a normal human being.......BUT if you're looking for sport driving.......no, they won't satisfy you. Yes, they will keep you safe under all conditions, but for sporty driving, look elsewhere. They weren't made for this type of driving. There is the PS4 for that.
As for the price, it's only 5 euros per set more expensive than all the rest premium brands, so money is no issue here.
I expect to get at least 70.000km before I decide to replace them (if I wait for the TWI to be reached, they should be around 110.000km!!!!) .
All in all, I highly recommend there tyres for normal, everyday and a bit spirited driving under all conditions, except pure winter ones.
Thank you Michelin, I know I can entrust you with the safety of my family.